LJGREEN 1 POWER PARTNERSHIP Fortune 500 List (as of January 5, 2010) The Fortune 500 list represents some of America's largest companies that are buying green power in the Green Power Partnership. The combined green power purchases of these organizations amounts to more than 9 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which is the equivalent amount of electricity needed to power more than 847,000 average American homes each year. Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) " GP % of Total Electricity Use Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 1. Intel Corporation 1,433,200,000 51% Information Technology Sterling Planet", On-site Generation, PNM Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 2. Kohl's Department Stores 1,367,376,000 100% Retail 3Degrees°, WM Renewable Energy", On-site Generation, Sacramento Municipal Utility District", City of Dover Biogas, Biomass, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind 3. PepsiCo 1,226,403,121 100% Food & Beverage Sterling Planet", 3Degrees° Various 4. Whole Foods Market 790,459,000 105% Retail Renewable Choice Energy", Austin Energy Solar, Wind 5. Dell inc. 431,058,000 129% NextEra Energy Resources", TXU Energy", Austin Information Technology Energy, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Idaho Power", On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 6. The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. 426,239,848 100% Food & Beverage Sterling Planet", 3Degrees° Various 7. Cisco Systems, Inc. 400,996,000 46% Information Technology Sterling Planet", Austin Energy Wind 8. Johnson & Johnson 386,455,711 34% Health Care Reliant Energy", NextEra Energy Resources", 3Degrees°, Sempra Energy", On-site Generation, Liberty Power", PNM" Biogas, Biomass, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind 9. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / California and Texas Facilities 243,328,000 8% Retail Duke Energy, On-site Generation Solar, Wind 10. Starbucks 237,000,000 Restaurants & Food Services 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources" Wind ------- Fortune 500 List (as of January 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 11. BNY Mellon 229,500,000 77% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources", Pepco Energy Services" Wind 12. Kimberly-Clark Corporation 192,730,000 7% Consumer Products On-site Generation Biomass 13. DuPont Company 180,075,000 4% Chemical Neuwing Energy Ventures", On-site Generation Biomass, Solar, Wind 14. Wells Fargo & Company 175,000,000 14% Banking & Financial Services 3Degrees° Wind 15. PepsiAmericas, Inc. 157,128,393 100% Food & Beverage Sterling Planet", 3Degrees° Various 16. Staples 124,172,282 20% Retail 3Degrees°, Pacific Power", Tennessee Valley Authority", Portland General Electric, PECO/Community Energy, Avista Utilities, NextEra Energy Resources Biogas, Biomass, Solar, Wind 17. Lowe's 111,010,000 2% Retail Nexant, On-site Generation Biomass, Solar 18. BD 101,108,641 18% Health Care NextEra Energy Resources", Rocky Mountain Power" Wind 19. Lockheed Martin Corporation 98,063,334 5% Industrial Goods & Services Sterling Planet", Hess Energy Marketing", TXU Energy", 3 Phases Renewables", Xcel Energy" Solar, Wind 20. Safeway Inc. 94,500,000 3% Retail 3Degrees°, Nexant", On-site Generation Solar, Wind 21. Sprint Nextel 87,600,000 47% Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light" Wind 22. Motorola, Inc. 78,364,000 20% Telecommunications Native Energy" Wind 23. Advanced Micro Devices / Austin, TX Facilities 73,680,000 102% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 24. Citi 68,202,000 5% Banking & Financial Services NextEra Energy Resources", Constellation NewEnergy", Sempra Energy" Wind 25. The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations ------- Fortune 500 List (as of January 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 36,000,000 100% Consumer Products Community Energy" Wind 26. Applied Materials, Inc. 34,616,000 16% Information Technology Austin Energy, Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees°, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 27. FedEx Office 34,215,909 14% Printing Various Various 28. Baxter International Inc. Biomass, Small- 29,500,000 5% Health Care Constellation New/Energy", 3Degrees° hydro, Solar, Wind 29. Owens Corning Foam Insulation, LLC 25,000,000 87% Industrial Goods & Services Constellation New/Energy" Wind 30. State Street Corporation 24,500,000 15% Banking & Financial Services Suez Energy Resources NA° Wind 31. ARAMARK Parks and Destinations 20,028,500 61% Travel & Leisure Various" Wind 32. GE Healthcare / Headquarters Biogas, Small- 15,816,820 10% Health Care We Energies" hydro, Solar, Wind 33. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations 15,690,129 30% Travel & Leisure Reliant Energy" Wind 34. Office Depot 15,500,000 2% Retail NextEra Energy Resources" Wind 35. IBM Corporation / Austin, TX Facilities 15,265,700 12% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 36. General Motors / Service Parts Operations 13,358,000 11% Automotive Granger Electric Company Biogas 37. Freescale Semiconductor 12,996,000 3% Information Technology Austin Energy" Wind 38. Macy's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores 10,400,000 3% Retail On-site Generation Solar 39. DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices 10,000,000 101% Health Care 3Degrees° Wind 40. Apple Computers / Austin, TX Facilities ------- Fortune 500 List (as of January 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 9,843,600 88% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 41. State Farm / Austin Operations Center 9,606,493 100% Insurance Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 42. Raytheon / Aurora, CO 7,000,000 25% Industrial Goods & Services Xcel Energy" Wind 43. Oracle Corporation / Austin Facility 5,400,000 6% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 44. Hewlett-Packard / Oregon Facilities 4,300,000 3% Information Technology Pacific Power" Wind 45. Pitney Bowes 3,846,000 4% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources" Wind 46. Time Warner Cable - Central Texas 3,300,000 16% Media & Publishing Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 47. Agilent Technologies / Santa Clara location 3,015,000 12% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy" Wind 48. Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities 2,400,000 3% Information Technology Idaho Power" Wind 49. Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Sites 1,608,000 32% Information Technology Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees° Solar, Wind 50. 3M / Austin, TX Facilities 1,248,000 17% Consumer Products Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 51. FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facility 1,191,540 20% Transport & Shipping On-site Generation Solar 52. Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Campus 994,908 53% Information Technology Portland General Electric" Wind 53. IBM Corporation / Foster City, CA Facilities 952,000 100% Information Technology 3Degrees° Wind 54. Monsanto/Agracetus Campus 916,000 16% Ag. & Nat. Resources Madison Gas & Electric Solar, Wind 55. IBM Corporation / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities 770,784 100% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy" Wind 56. Autoliv / Ogden Facility 711,000 3% Automotive Rocky Mountain Power" Wind ------- Fortune 500 List (as of January 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 57. Hewlett-Packard / Washington Facilities 700,000 4% Information Technology Clark Public Utilities" Solar, Wind 58. Dow Chemical / Pittsburg, CA Water Processing Plant 319,560 6% Chemical On-site Generation Solar 59. United Parcel Service (UPS) / Palm Springs Facility 167,000 78% Transport & On-site Generation Solar Shipping 60. John Deere Co. / Dallas, TX Parts Depot 149,765 10% Industrial Goods & Green Mountain Energy Wind *Reflects the amount of green power as a percentage of total purchased electricity use. Partners choosing to purchase green power in an amount exceeding 100 percent of their U.S. organization-wide electricity use are listed as such. "Indicates Provider is selling Partner a third-party certified green power product. For more information on third-party certification, visit http://www.epa.qov/qreenpower/buyqp/certified.htm. ------- Fortune 500® Partners As of April 6, 2010 The Green Power Partnership works with a wide variety of leading organizations — from Fortune 500 companies to local, state and federal governments, and a growing number of colleges and universities. The following Top Partner Rankings highlight the annual green power purchases of leading organizations within the United States and across individual industry sectors. These green power purchases help reduce the environmental impacts of electricity use and support the development of new renewable generation capacity nationwide. Purchase amounts reflect U.S. operations only and are sourced from U.S.-based green power resources. Organizations can meet EPA purchase requirements using any combination of three different product options (1) Renewable Energy Certificates, (2) On-site generation, and (3) Utility green power products. Purchase figures are based on annualized Partner contract amounts (kilowatt-hours), not calendar year totals. These rankings are update< on a quarterly schedule. Find out how your organization can partner with EPA today! To view a top partner list, select from the chart below: ¦ National Top 50 ¦ 100% Purchasers ¦ Top 20 Retail 1 J Fortune 500® Partners 1 ¦ Top 10 Federal Government ¦ Top 20 Local Government ¦ Top 20 College & University ¦ Top 20 Printers ¦ Top 20 On-site Generation ¦ Top 20 K-12 Schools Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 1. Intel Corporation 1,433,200,000 51% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, On-site Generation, PNM Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 2. Kohl's Department Stores oEPA GREEN POWER PARTNERSHIP' This list represents partners appearing on the Fortune 500® list, and are some of America's largest companies buying green power in the Green Power Partnership. The combined green power purchases of these organizations amounts to more than 7.3 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which is the equivalent amount of electricity needed to power nearly 644,000 average d American homes each year. Current and Past Partner Lists 1 ------- Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 1,367,376,000 100% Retail 3Degrees°, WM Renewable Energy0, On-site Generation, Sacramento Municipal Utility District0, City of Dover Biogas, Biomass, Small -hydro, Solar, Wind 3. Whole Foods Market 817,400,000 109% Retail 3Degrees°, Austin Energy Solar, Wind 4. Dell Inc. 431,058,000 129% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources0, TXU Energy0, Austin Energy, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Idaho Power0, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 5.Johnson & Johnson 416,510,688 39% Health Care 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources0, Suez Energy Resources NA°, Sempra Energy0, Liberty Power0, On-site Generation, PNM Biomass, Solar, Wind 6. Cisco Svstems, Inc. 400,996,000 46% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, Austin Energy Wind 7. Wal-Mart Stores. Inc. / California and Texas Facilities 243,328,000 8% Retail Duke Energy, On-site Generation Solar, Wind 8. Starbucks 237,000,000 25% Restaurants & Food Srvcs. 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 9. BNY Mellon 229,500,000 77% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0, Pepco Energy Services0 Wind 10. Kimberlv-Clark Corporation 192,730,000 7% Consumer Products On-site Generation Biomass 11. DuPont Corrmanv 180,075,000 4% Chemical Neuwing Energy Ventures0, On-site Generation Biomass, Solar, Wind 12. Wells Farao & Comoanv 175,000,000 14% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. 3Degrees° Wind 13. Staples 2 ------- Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 124,172,282 20% Retail 3Degrees°, Pacific Power0, Tennessee Valley Authority0, Portland General Electric, PECO/Community Energy, Avista Utilities, NextEra Energy Resources Biogas, Biomass, Solar, Wind 14. Motorola, Inc. 119,000,000 32% Telecommunications Native Energy0 Wind 15. Lowe's 111,010,000 2% Retail Nexant, On-site Generation Biomass, Solar 16. BP 101,108,641 18% Health Care NextEra Energy Resources0, Rocky Mountain Power0 Wind 17. Lockheed Martin Corporation 98,063,334 5% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Sterling Planet0, Hess Energy Marketing0, TXU Energy0, 3 Phases Renewables0, Xcel Energy0 Solar, Wind 18. Safewav Inc. 94,500,000 3% Retail 3Degrees°, Nexant0, On- site Generation Solar, Wind 19. SDrint Nextel 87,600,000 47% Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light0 Wind 20. Advanced Micro Devices / Austin. TX Facilities 73,680,000 102% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 21. Citi 68,202,000 5% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0, Constellation NewEnergy0, Sempra Energy0 Wind 22. The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations 36,000,000 100% Consumer Products Community Energy0 Wind 23. Applied Materials. Inc. 34,616,000 16% Information Technology Austin Energy, Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees°, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 24. FedEx Office 34,215,909 14% Printing Various Va rious 25. Baxter International Inc. 3 ------- Annual Green ^Total°f PowerUsage E|ectricity Organization Type IKwnj UseJt! Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 29,500,000 5% Health Care Constellation NewEnergy0, 3Degrees° Biomass, Small -hydro, Solar, Wind 26. Owens Cornina Foam Insulation. LLC 25,000,000 87% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Constellation NewEnergy0 Wind 27. State Street CorDoration 24,500,000 15% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Suez Energy Resources NA° Wind 28. ARAMARK Parks and Destinations 20,028,500 61% Travel & Leisure Various0 Wind 29. GE Healthcare / Headauarters 16,404,515 10% Health Care We Energies0, On-site Generation Biogas, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind 30. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations 15,690,129 30% Travel & Leisure Reliant Energy0 Wind 31. Office DeDot 15,500,000 2% Retail NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 32. IBM Corporation / Austin. TX Facilities 15,265,700 12% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 33. General Motors / Service Parts Operations 13,358,000 11% Automotive Granger Electric Company Biogas 34. Freescale Semiconductor 12,996,000 3% Information Technology Austin Energy0 Wind 35. Macv's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores 10,400,000 3% Retail On-site Generation Solar 36. DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices 10,000,000 101% Health Care 3Degrees° Wind 37. ADDle Computers / Austin. TX Facilities 9,843,600 88% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 38. Capital One 9,633,385 3% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Direct Energy0, Green Mountain Energy Various 39. State Farm / Austin Operations Center 4 ------- Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 9,606,493 100% Insurance Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 40. Ravtheon / Aurora, CO 7,000,000 25% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Xcel Energy0 Wind 41. Oracle Corporation / Austin Facilitv 5,400,000 6% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 42. Hewlett-Packard / Oreaon Facilities 4,300,000 3% Information Technology Pacific Power0 Wind 43. Pitnev Bowes 3,846,000 4% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 44. General Dvnamics Land Svstems / Central Office 3,467,500 25% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. FirstEnergy Solutions Wind 45. Time Warner Cable - Central Texas 3,300,000 16% Media & Publishing Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 46. Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities 2,400,000 3% Information Technology Idaho Power0 Wind 47. Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Carrmus 1,608,000 32% Information Technology Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees° Solar, Wind 48. Aailent Technoloaies / Santa Clara Operations 1,600,000 6% Information Technology On-site Generation Solar 49. 3M / Austin , TX Facilities 1,248,000 17% Consumer Products Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 50. FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facilitv 1,191,540 20% Transport & Shipping On-site Generation Solar 51. General Dvnamics Land Svstems / Scranton 998,400 10% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Hess Energy Marketing0 Various 52. Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Carrmus 994,908 53% Information Technology Portland General Electric0 Wind 53. IBM Corporation / Foster Citv. CA Facilities 5 ------- Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 952,000 100% Information Technology 3Degrees° Wind 54. Monsanto / Aaracetus Campus 916,000 16% Ag. & Nat. Resources Madison Gas & Electric Solar, Wind 55. IBM CorDoration / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities 770,784 100% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy0 Wind 56. Autoliv / Oaden Facility 711,000 3% Automotive Rocky Mountain Power0 Wind 57. Hewlett-Packard / Washinaton Facilities 700,000 4% Information Technology Clark Public Utilities0 Solar, Wind 58. Johnson Controls. Inc. 470,000 3% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. On-site Generation Solar 59. Dow Chemical / Pittsbura.CA Water Processina Plant 319,560 6% Chemical On-site Generation Solar 60. United Parcel Service (UPS1 / Palm SDrinas Facility 167,000 78% Transport & Shipping On-site Generation Solar 61. John Deere Co. / Dallas. TX Parts Depot 149,765 10% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Green Mountain Energy Wind ^Reflects the amount of green power as a percentage of total purchased electricity use. Partners choosing to purchase green power in an amount exceeding 100 percent of their U.S. organization- wide electricity use are listed as such. indicates Provider is selling Partner a third-party certified green power product. For more information on third-party certification, visit http://www.epa.qov/qreenpower/buvap/certified.htm. 6 ------- Fortune 500© Partners List As of July 6, 2010 The Green Power Partnership works with a wide variety of leading organizations — from Fortune 500® companies to local, state and federal governments, and a growing number of colleges and universities. The following Top Partner Rankings highlight the annual green power purchases of leading organizations within the United States and across individual industry sectors. These green power purchases help reduce the environmental impacts of electricity use and support the development of new renewable generation capacity nationwide. Purchase amounts reflect U.S. operations only and are sourced from U.S.-based green power resources. Organizations can meet EPA purchase requirements using any combination of three different product options (1) Renewable Energy Certificates, (2) On-site generation, and (3) Utility green power products. Purchase figures are based on annualized Partner contract amounts (kilowatt-hours), not calendar year totals. These rankings are update< on a quarterly schedule. Find out how your organization can partner with EPA today! To view a top partner list, select from the chart below: ¦ National Top 50 ¦ 100% Purchasers ¦ Top 20 Retail 1 J Fortune 500 1 ¦ Top 10 Federal Government ¦ Top 20 Local Government ¦ Top 20 College & University ¦ Top 20 Printers ¦ Top 20 On-site Generation ¦ Top 20 K-12 Schools Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 1. Intel Corporation 1,433,200,000 51% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, On-site Generation, PNM Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 2. Kohl's Department Stores 1,367,376,000 100% Retail 3Degrees°, WM Biogas, &EPA GREEN POWER PARTNERSHIP This list represents Green Power Partners that also appear on the Fortune 500® list. EPA's list of Fortune 500 Partners has grown to 64 companies buying more than 7 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power, the equivalent environmental impact of avoiding the annual carbon dioxide emissions from electricity use of nearly 644,000 average American homes * Current and Past Partner " Lists 1 ------- Renewable Energy0, On- site Generation, Sacramento Municipal Utility District0, City of Dover Biomass, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 3. Whole Foods Market 817,657,623 100% Retail 3Degrees°, Austin Energy, On-site Generation Solar, Wind 4. Dell Inc. 431,058,000 129% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources0, TXU Energy0, Austin Energy, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Idaho Power0, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 5.Johnson & Johnson 416,510,688 39% Health Care 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources0, Suez Energy Resources NA°, Sempra Energy0, Liberty Power0, On-site Generation, PNM Biomass, Solar, Wind 6. Cisco Systems, Inc. 400,996,000 46% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, Austin Energy Wind 7. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / California and Texas Facilities 263,533,433 8% Retail Duke Energy, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 8. Starbucks 237,000,000 25% Restaurants & Food Srvcs. 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 9. BNY Mellon 229,500,000 77% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0, Pepco Energy Services0 Wind 10. BP 200,631,536 38% Health Care NextEra Energy Resources0, Rocky Mountain Power0 Wind 11. Kimberlv-Clark Corporation 176,533,000 7% Consumer Products On-site Generation Biomass 12. Wells Farao & Company 175,000,000 14% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. 3Degrees° Wind 13. Staples 146,625,408 22% Retail Sterling Planet0, Avista Utilities, Pacific Power0, Tennessee Valley Biogas, Solar, Wind 2 ------- Authority0, Portland General Electric, Constellation NewEnergy0 14. Motorola, Inc. 119,000,000 32% Telecommunications Native Energy0 Wind 15. Lowe's 110,950,000 2% Retail Nexant0, On-site Generation Biomass, Solar 16. Lockheed Martin Corporation 98,063,334 5% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Sterling Planet0, Hess Energy Marketing0, TXU Energy0, 3 Phases Renewables0, Xcel Energy0 Solar, Wind 17. Safewav Inc. 94,500,000 3% Retail 3Degrees°, Nexant0, On- site Generation Solar, Wind 18. Harris N.A. 91,400,000 100% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 19. SDrint Nextel 87,600,000 47% Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light0 Wind 20. Advanced Micro Devices / Austin, TX Facilities 73,680,000 102% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 21. Citi 68,202,000 5% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0, Constellation NewEnergy0, Sempra Energy0 Wind 22. State Street Corporation 60,525,000 31% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Suez Energy Resources NA° Wind 23. The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations 36,000,000 100% Consumer Products Community Energy0 Wind 24. Applied Materials, Inc. 34,616,000 16% Information Technology Austin Energy, Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees°, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 25. FedEx Office 34,215,909 14% Printing Various Various 26. United Services Automobile Association (USAA) 30,000,000 25% Insurance CPS Energy0 Wind 3 ------- 27. Baxter International Inc. 29,500,000 5% Health Care Constellation NewEnergy0, 3Degrees° Biomass, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 28. Owens Cornina Foam Insulation, LLC 25,000,000 87% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Constellation NewEnergy0 Wind 29. ARAMARK Parks & Destinations 20,028,500 61% Travel & Leisure Various0 Wind 30. GE Healthcare / Headquarters 16,404,515 10% Health Care We Energies0, On-site Generation Biogas, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind 31. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations 15,690,129 30% Travel & Leisure Reliant Energy0 Wind 32. Office Depot 15,500,000 2% Retail NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 33. Capital One 15,354,194 4% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Direct Energy0, Green Mountain Energy Various 34. General Motors / Service Parts Operations 13,358,000 11% Automotive Granger Electric Company Biogas 35. Freescale Semiconductor 12,996,000 3% Information Technology Austin Energy0 Biogas, Wind 36. Apple Computers / Austin, TX Facilities 11,515,200 98% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 37. Macv's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores 10,400,000 3% Retail On-site Generation Solar 38. DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices 10,000,000 101% Health Care 3Degrees° Wind 39. Pitnev Bowes 10,000,000 8% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind 40. IBM Corporation / Austin, TX Facilities 9,697,200 10% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 41. State Farm / Austin Operations Center 8,877,307 100% Insurance Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 42. Raytheon / Aurora, CO 4 ------- 7,000,000 25% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Xcel Energy0 Wind 43. Oracle Corporation / Austin Facility 5,400,000 6% Information Technology Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 44. Fifth Third Bank 4,828,000 2% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Community Green Energy0 Wind 45. Hewlett-Packard / Oreaon Facilities 4,300,000 3% Information Technology Pacific Power0 Wind 46. General Dynamics Land Systems / Central Office 3,467,500 25% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. FirstEnergy Solutions Wind 47. Time Warner Cable - Central Texas 3,300,000 10% Media & Publishing Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 48. Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities 2,400,000 3% Information Technology Idaho Power0 Wind 49. Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Campus 1,608,000 32% Information Technology Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees° Solar, Wind 50. Aailent Technoloaies / Santa Clara ODerations 1,600,000 6% Information Technology On-site Generation Solar 51. 3M / Austin , TX Facilities 1,352,000 16% Consumer Products Austin Energy Biogas, Wind 52. FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facility 1,191,540 20% Transport & Shipping On-site Generation Solar 53. General Dynamics Land Systems / Scranton 998,400 10% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Hess Energy Marketing0 Va rious 54. Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Campus 994,908 53% Information Technology Portland General Electric0 Wind 55. IBM Corporation / Foster City, CA Facilities 952,000 100% Information Technology 3Degrees° Wind 56. Monsanto / Aqracetus Campus 916,000 16% Ag. & Nat. Resources Madison Gas & Electric Solar, Wind 5 ------- 57. IBM Corporation / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities 770,784 100% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy0 Wind 58. Autoliv / Oaden Facility 711,000 3% Automotive Rocky Mountain Power0 Wind 59. Hewlett-Packard / Washington Facilities 700,000 4% Information Technology Clark Public Utilities0 Solar, Wind 60. Medtronic / Spinal and Bioloaics 600,000 4% Health Care Tennessee Valley Authority0 Biogas, Solar, Wind 61. Johnson Controls, Inc. 470,000 3% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. On-site Generation Solar 62. Dow Chemical / Pittsbura.CA Water Processing Plant 319,560 6% Chemical On-site Generation Solar 63. United Parcel Service fUPS) / 4 CA Facilities 165,321 71% Transport & Shipping On-site Generation Solar 64. John Deere Co. / Dallas, TX Parts Depot 149,765 10% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Green Mountain Energy Wind ^Reflects the amount of green power as a percentage of total purchased electricity use. Partners choosing to purchase green power in an amount exceeding 100 percent of their U.S. organization- wide electricity use are listed as such. indicates Provider is selling Partner a third-party certified green power product. For more information on third-party certification, visit http://www.epa.aov/areenpower/buvgp/certified.htm 6 ------- [ i nvEPA POWER PARTNERSHIP Fortune 500® Partners List (as of October 5,201 o) This list represents Green Power Partners that also appear on the Fortune 500® list. EPA's list of Fortune 500 Partners has grown to 68 companies buying nearly 8 billion kilowatt- hours (kWh) of green power, the equivalent environmental impact of avoiding the annual carbon dioxide emissions from electricity use of more than 676,000 average American homes. Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Providers (listed in Organization Type descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Green Power Resources 1. Intel Corporation 1,433,200,000 51% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, On-site Generation, PNM Biogas, Biomass Geothermal, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 2. Kohl's Department Stores 1,367,376,000 100% Retail 3Degrees°, WM Renewable Energy0, On-site Generation, Sacramento Municipal Utility District0, City of Dover Biogas, Biomass Small-hydro, Solar, Wind 3. Whole Foods Market 817,657,623 100% Retail 3Degrees°, Austin Energy, On- site Generation Solar, Wind 4. Starbucks 573,432,000 55% Restaurants & Food Srvcs. Nexant0, 3Degrees° Wind 5. Dell Inc. 431,058,000 129% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources0, TXU Energy0, Austin Energy, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Idaho Power0, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 6. Johnson & Johnson 416,510,688 39% Health Care 3Degrees°, NextEra Energy Resources0, GDF Suez Energy Resources NA°, Sempra Energy0, Liberty Power0, On- site Generation, PNM Biomass, Solar, Wind 7. Cisco Systems, Inc. 270,209,528 29% Information Technology Sterling Planet0, Austin Energy, AmerenUE0 Biomass, Wind 8. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / California and Texas Facilities 263,533,433 8% Retail Duke Energy, On-site Generation Biogas, Solar, Wind 9. BMY Mellon ------- Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) 229,500,000 10. BD 200,631,536 GP % of Total Electricity Use* 77% 38% Providers (listed in Organization Type descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Health Care NextEra Energy Resources0, Pepco Energy Services0 NextEra Energy Resources0, Rocky Mountain Power0 Green Power Resources Wind 11. Kimberly-Clark Corporation 176,533,000 7% Consumer Products On-site Generation 12. Wells Fargo & Company Banking & Fin. Srvcs. 175,000,000 13. Staples 14% 3Degrees° 146,625,408 14. Motorola, Inc. 119,000,000 22% Retail Sterling Planet0, Avista Utilities, Pacific Power0, Tennessee Valley Authority0, Portland General Electric, Constellation NewEnergy0 98,063,334 Telecommunications Native Energy0 Nexant° On-site Generation 32% 15. Lowe's 110,950,000 2% Retail 16. Lockheed Martin Corporation Sterling Planet0, Hess Energy Industrial Goods & Marketing0, TXU Energy0, 3 Srvcs. Phases Renewables0, Xcel Energy0 5% Wind Biomass Wind Biogas, Solar, Wind Wind Biomass, Solar Solar, Wind 17. Safeway Inc. 97,390,000 3% 18. Harris Bank 91,400,000 100% 19. Sprint Nextel 87,600,000 3% Retail Banking & Fin. Srvcs. 20. Advanced Micro Devices / Austin, TX Facilities Information 73,680,000 102% 3Degrees°, On-site Generation Solar, Wind NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light0 :s Austin Energy Wind Technology 21. Citi 68,475,000 5% 22. State Street Corporation Banking & Fin. Srvcs. 60,525,000 31% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. NextEra Energy Resources0, Constellation NewEnergy0, Sempra Energy0 GDF Suez Energy Resources NA° NextEra Energy Resources 23. Baxter International Inc. 45,000,000 8% Health Care 24. The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations 100% Consumer Products Community Energy0 36,000,000 Biogas, Wind Wind Wind Wind Wind ------- Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Providers (listed in Organization Type descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) 25. Applied Materials, Inc 34,616,000 16% 26. FedEx Office 34,215,909 14% 27. United Services Automobile Association (USAA) 33,277,200 19% Insurance Information Technology Printing Austin Energy, Silicon Valley Power/3Degrees°, On-site Generation Various CPS Energy0, Arizona Public Service0 28. Owens Corning Foam Insulation, LLC 25,000,000 87% Industrial Goods & ' ' Srvcs. 29. Genzyme Corporation 20,376,000 15% Health Care 30. ARAMARK Parks & Destinations 20,028,500 61% Travel & Leisure 31. GE Healthcare / Headquarters 16,404,515 10% Health Care Constellation NewEnergy0 Renewable Choice Energy0, Sterling Planet0 Various0 We Energies0, On-site Generation 32. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations 15,690,129 30% Travel & Leisure Reliant Energy0 33. Capital One 15,354,194 4% Banking & Fin. ' ' Srvcs. 34. Office Depot 15,000,000 3% Retail 35. General Motors / Service Parts Operations 13,358,000 11% Automotive 36. Freescale Semiconductor 12,996,000 3% Information ' ' Technology 37. Apple Computers / Austin, TX Facilities 11,515,200 98% Information ' ' Technology 38. Macy's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores 10,400,000 3% Retail 39. DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices 10,000,000 101% Health Care 39 (tie). Pitney Bowes 10,000,000 8% Information ' ' Technology 41. IBM Corporation / Austin, TX Facilities 9,697,200 10% Information Direct Energy0, Green Mountain Energy NextEra Energy Resources0 Granger Electric Company Austin Energy0 Austin Energy On-site Generation TerraPass0 Green Power Resources Biogas, Solar, Wind Various Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal, Solar, Wind Wind Wind Wind Biogas, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind Wind Various Wind Biogas Biogas, Wind Biogas, Wind Solar Wind NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind Austin Energy Biogas, Wind ------- Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Providers (listed in Organization Type descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) Technology 42. State Farm / Austin Operations Center 8,877,307 100% Insurance Austin Energy 43. Dow Chemical Specialty Packaging & Films 8,500,000 32% Chemical Element Markets0 44. ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston, Inc. / Kennewick Office 1,658% Ag. & Nat. ' Resources 6,714,000 44 (tie). ConAgra Lamb Weston, Inc. / Eagle Office 6,714,000 771% Bonneville Environmental Foundation0 Ag. & Nat. Resources Bonneville Environmental Foundation0 46. Oracle Corporation / Austin Facility Information Technology 47. Fifth Third Bank 5,400,000 6% 4,828,000 2% Banking & Fin. Srvcs. Austin Energy Community Green Energy0 4,300,000 3% Pacific Power0 FirstEnergy Solutions Idaho Power0 48. Hewlett-Packard / Oregon Facilities Information Technology 49. General Dynamics Land Systems / Central Office 3,467,500 25% 'ndUStrial G°0dS & ' ' Srvcs. 50. Time Warner Cable - Central Texas 3,300,000 10% Media & Publishing Austin Energy 51. Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities Information Technology 52. Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Campus coo nnn o->o/ Information Silicon Valley 1,608,000 32% _ . , p, ' n ' ' Technology Power/3Degrees° 53. Agilent Technologies / Santa Clara Operations Information Technology 54. 3M / Austin, TX Facilities 1,352,000 16% Consumer Products Austin Energy 55. FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facility Transport & Shipping 56. General Dynamics Land Systems / Scranton 998,400 10% industrial Goods & ' Srvcs. 57. Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Campus 994,908 53% Information Portland General Electric0 2,400,000 1,600,000 3% 6% On-site Generation 1,191,540 20% On-site Generation Hess Energy Marketing0 Green Power Resources Biogas, Wind Wind Biogas, Biomass, Small-hydro, Wind Biogas, Biomass, Small-hydro, Wind Biogas, Wind Wind Wind Wind Biogas, Wind Wind Solar, Wind Solar Biogas, Wind Solar Various Wind ------- Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) 952,000 GP % of Total Electricity Use* Technology 58. IBM Corporation / Foster City, CA Facilities Information Technology 59. Monsanto / Agracetus Campus Ag. & Nat. Resources 60. IBM Corporation / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities Information Technology 61. Autoliv / Ogden Facility 711,000 3% Automotive 62. Hewlett-Packard / Washington Facilities Information Technology 63. Medtronic / Spinal and Biologies 916,000 770,784 100% 16% 100% Providers (listed in Organization Type descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) 3Degrees° Madison Gas & Electric 700,000 4% 600,000 4% 64. Johnson Controls, Inc. 470,000 3% Health Care Clark Public Utilities0 Tennessee Valley Authority0 455,044 10% On-site Generation Liberty Power Corp.c Industrial Goods & Srvcs. 65. General Dynamics Robotics Systems Industrial Goods & Srvcs. 66. Dow Chemical / Pittsburg,CA Water Processing Plant 319,560 6% Chemical On-site Generation 67. United Parcel Service (UPS) / 4 CA Facilities Transport & Shipping 68. John Deere Co. / Dallas, TX Parts Depot Industrial Goods & Srvcs. 165,321 149,765 71% 10% On-site Generation Green Mountain Energy Green Power Resources Wind Solar, Wind Renewable Choice Energy0 Wind Rocky Mountain Power0 Wind Solar, Wind Biogas, Solar, Wind Solar Various Solar Solar Wind ^Reflects the amount of green power as a percentage of total purchased electricity use. Partners choosing to purchase green power in an amount exceeding 100 percent of their U.S. organization-wide electricity use are listed as such. indicates Provider is selling Partner a third-party certified green power product. For more information on third-party certification, visit http://www.epa.aov/areenDower/buvap/certified.htm. ------- |